What is API Documentation?
API documentation explains available endpoints, authentication requirements, request formats, response structures, field definitions, status codes, webhook events, error handling and operational examples. It gives developers and project teams a shared reference point.
How it works in a Proplix-connected environment
Proplix treats integration as an operational workflow, not just a technical connection. The aim is to keep property, people, compliance, finance, maintenance and reporting information moving with context, ownership and audit visibility.
- Document the integration purpose and business outcome.
- List endpoint or data exchange requirements.
- Map source fields to Proplix fields and workflow statuses.
- Record authentication, rate, permission and security considerations.
- Provide testing examples and production handover notes.
How Proplix supports customisation
Proplix documentation can be tailored for your implementation, including custom modules, custom field names, tenant or landlord references, branch structures, approval logic, compliance terminology, reporting fields and integration-specific support notes.
Typical integration opportunities
- Endpoint reference notes
- Webhook event descriptions
- Field mapping tables
- Authentication and security notes
- Testing checklist and go-live handover
- Operational ownership and support process
Professional implementation note
Every integration should be scoped, tested and documented before it becomes part of live operations. Proplix pages describe the business workflow and integration design principles, while final technical implementation depends on the external system, available API access, security requirements and agreed customisation plan.